For an L1 petition, does the foreign company statement about beneficiary's qualifying duties there have to be notarized?

The letter need not be notarized. It should be on the company's letterhead and signed by the company representative charged with such duties.

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I'm becoming a father, I'm a green card holder, but my wife isn't

As my colleague just wrote, get a re-entry permit (Form I-131). It should make it possible to stay abroad for up to 2 years without fearing that...

All i-864s available on USCIS site expire March 31st 2015. Any idea where I can get current form?

Whatever Form I-864 USCIS has available on its website should be good to use.

Immigration. ...Visa.

The cap for advanced degree holders was reached per the news release from USCIS on April 7, 2015. No numbers have been released yet.

My labor was filed in Dec 2014. and not yet certified. My H-1B is expiring on sep 2015.

Because PERM was not filed a year before the expiration of your H-1B, you are not entitled to the benefit of the extension. The PERM should have...

4 days gap during h1 transfer

This is not such a big lapse so it should not create any difficulties for you at the interview. You should be able to get your stamp.

I want to get married with my boyfriend his illegal but him been in the usa for 4 years now what should do I want to fixhispaper

If he came here with a valid visa, you can file a marriage based petition for him after you get married.

Flying domestically as a visa overstay?

If you have a state or federally-issued ID, it should probably be okay as long as you avoid border town airports. The focus is on security within...

Removed from the U.S. under Visa Waiver Program. Re entry possible as F1 Student?

He won't be allowed into the country on a visa waiver. He would have to apply for a visa before he is ever allowed back into the US. However, to...

If I am an international (F1) student, could I choose to pay taxes as a resident alien?

There are special rules for taxation of F-1 students depending on how long they have been in the US. You may want to discuss with a tax...